A T-shirt vendor is thinking about changing the number of T-shirts he brings
to an event. To m...
Mathematics, 05.05.2020 01:37 ptrlvn01
A T-shirt vendor is thinking about changing the number of T-shirts he brings
to an event. To make sure he doesn't run out, he plans to bring more of the
size most likely to be sold.
The table shows the number of T-shirts of each size sold at his last event and
the number he had for sale.
Sold
Number for sale
Small
126
180
Medium
220
270
Large
284
315
X-Large
95
135
Which size should he bring more of?
A. Small
B. Medium
C. Large
D. X-Large
Answers: 2
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